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In this episode of Capital Y Cultura Collective, we dive into essential strategies for female founders navigating the often challenging world of equity, fundraising, and financial management. If you’re a founder looking to solidify your financial footing, grow your network, or understand the ins and outs of structuring equity, this episode is packed with invaluable insights tailored just for you.

Join us as we discuss highlights from our new downloadable guide, *Navigating Equity, Fundraising, and Financial Management*, crafted specifically to empower women entrepreneurs with the knowledge and tools they need to thrive. From building your cap table to choosing the right funding options, we’ve covered it all!

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Tune in, take notes, and let’s elevate your founder journey together! Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you find this episode helpful.

Let’s keep growing the community of empowered women founders!

In this eye-opening episode, Christina, your Money Maven Mamácita, dives deep into the controversial world of celebrity-backed private equity.

We're looking hard at Kim Kardashian's SKKY Partners and its struggle to meet ambitious fundraising goals.

Key topics include: • SKKY Partners' $121M raise against a $1-2B target • The potential ripple effects on women in private equity • Challenges of celebrity involvement in institutional investing • The pressure on female-led firms to deliver in a male-dominated field

Christina offers her unfiltered take on how this high-profile venture could impact perceptions of women in private equity, especially Latinas and all women.

She raises thought-provoking questions about the ethics of seeking individual billionaire investors and what it means for the industry's integrity.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in private equity, female entrepreneurship, and the complexities of navigating gender dynamics in high-stakes financial sectors.

Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this critical issue affecting women in private equity. #WomenInPrivateEquity #FemaleFounders #LatinasInFinance #MoneyMavenMamacita

In this episode of 'VC for La Cultura,' Christina, the Money Maven Mamacita, breaks down the fundamentals of venture capital. As a Latina founder of a PR agency and advocate for women entrepreneurs, Christina offers a fresh perspective on this crucial form of financing.

Key topics covered:

- What is venture capital and its role in funding successful companies

- Comparing VC funding to traditional bank loans

- When venture capital is the right choice for your business

- Understanding equity financing and convertible notes

- The key players in the VC ecosystem: investors, VCs, and entrepreneurs

Whether you're a startup founder considering your financing options or simply curious about venture capital, this episode provides valuable insights to help bridge the gap between Latin entrepreneurs and the VC world.

Tune in to better understand venture capital and determine if it's the right path for your business journey.

Join us for an inspiring episode of the Money Maven Mamàcita podcast as I sit down with Nomiki Petrolla, the visionary behind PDS Lab, a revolutionary product accelerator for women. With over 15 years of experience building technology for startups across various sectors, Nomiki has harnessed her expertise to empower female entrepreneurs to navigate the tech landscape.

Discover how PDS Lab is changing the game for women in tech, providing them with the tools, mentorship, and support needed to bring their ideas to life. From generating millions in acquisitions to securing substantial funding, Nomiki's mission to amplify women's voices in the industry is making waves.

Tune in as we explore Nomiki's remarkable journey, her commitment to fostering innovation, and the transformative impact of PDS Lab on female-led ventures. Don't miss this empowering conversation filled with insights, inspiration, and a glimpse into the future of tech entrepreneurship.

Learn more about ⁠PDS Lab ⁠ and connect with ⁠Nomiki ⁠

In this inspiring episode of Money Maven Mamacita, we dive into the world of fundraising and explore the unique challenges female founders face. Join us as we sit down with the incredible Amantha Bagdon, founder of RxPost, who shares her invaluable insights and experiences in navigating the venture capital landscape.

We also explore the world of VC math and discuss how understanding these metrics can give you a competitive edge when pitching to investors. But perhaps the most inspiring moment of the episode is when Amantha reminds us that, as female founders, "You are the better investment."

Whether you're a seasoned founder or just starting your entrepreneurial journey, this episode is a must-listen. You'll gain valuable insights, practical advice, and the confidence to take your fundraising game to the next level.

Follow her incredible journey from founder to CEO. The link to connect with Amantha HERE

In this episode of Money Maven Mamacita's "VC for La Cultura" series, we take a closer look at the latest "US All In: Female Founders in the VC Ecosystem" report, sponsored by Deloitte, Pivotal Ventures, and Wilson Sonsini. The report reveals that female founders and co-founders secured a record-breaking 27.8% of US VC deal value in 2023, marking a significant milestone in the venture capital landscape.

Despite the overall decline in venture market activity, female entrepreneurs have made impressive strides, with their share of deal value reaching an all-time high. Even when excluding OpenAI's massive $10 billion raise, female founders still accounted for 22.8% of US VC capital raised.

Although the absolute number of deals secured by female founders decreased by 25.0% due to market conditions, the report highlights a positive trend in the representation of women at the highest levels of venture capital firms. The share of female check writers at the largest VC firms grew slightly to 17.4%, indicating progress towards gender diversity in decision-making roles.

In this episode, we delve into the significance of these findings and discuss what they mean for the future of female entrepreneurship. We explore the challenges faced by women in the venture capital ecosystem and the strategies that can be employed to further support and empower female founders.

Join us as we celebrate the achievements of women in the startup world and shed light on the work that still needs to be done to create a more inclusive and equitable venture capital environment. Don't miss this insightful episode of Money Maven Mamacita's "VC for La Cultura" series!

Ready to advance your understanding of how VCs spot promising opportunities? In Episode 15, we're digging into the fundamentals of evaluating founders, assessing startup viability, and preparing portfolio companies for high-value acquisitions.

Don't miss the knowledge gems in this one mamis! Hit play and make sure you're subscribed to keep leveling up your VC savvy each week.

Get the ⁠VC Mamacita⁠ Guide and join the Mamacitas Money Club Chat on Instagram.